lay people, for whom having cash enough to meet the needs of daily life in particular and everything else contributing to hassle-free living in general matters most.
In this backdrop, the other indices attributed to global rating agencies such as Human Development Index may partly close the aforementioned gap in the two perceptions. Ideally, not even one citizen in the country’s population should have cause to feel disenchanted in life, being denied prosperity. The officially stated extent of poverty and unemployment in different years supported by data is not even of academic interest to these sections of population accounting for its considerable proportion. Geographical area of a country and its total headcount have to be in an optimum relation for sustaining prosperity. The question of this relation in the country at present has to be answered by the knowledgeable economists, socialists and analysts of public affairs.
